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Phil Lesh and Friends Live at Nokia Theatre on 2007-11-11

by Phil Lesh and Friends

Publication date: 2007-11-11 ( check for other copies)

Topics: Phil Lesh & Friends, live recording, Mark McCue, Alex Ford

Collection: PhilLeshandFriends

Band/Artist: Phil Lesh and Friends

Set I:

crowd/tuning
The Golden Road (To Unlimited Devotion)
Genetic Method > Chest Fever >
Jam >
Brown-Eyed Women
Candyman
Bird Song >
Sugaree

Set II (Acoustic):

crowd/tuning
Attics Of My Life*
Till The Morning Comes*
Jerusalem Ridge
Deep Elem Blues
Ripple

Set III:

Toast to Phil by audience member from the stage
Peggy-O*
Cumberland Blues
Uncle John's Band >
Cryptical Envelopment >
Dark Star (Instrumental) >
Morning Dew >
I Know You Rider >
The Other One >
Cryptical Envelopment (v4) >
Dark Star (Instrumental) >
Sugar Magnolia
Donor Rap/Band Intros
Encore:
Unbroken Chain
Brokedown Palace

Notes

*with Teresa Williams (Larry's wife)
Complete show w/ encores.
SBE Free. Tape flips patched with shnid 88603.
Master Audience Cassettes recorded and provided by Mark McCue.
Transfer and mastering by Alex Ford February 2008.

Addeddate: 2008-02-13 03:29:01

Identifier: paf2007-11-11.fob.senn_e835.mccue.89785.sbeok.flac16

Lineage: Master Audience Cassettes > Nakamichi Dragon > Kind Cables RCA/XLR > Lunatec V3 (@ 2496) > coax > Audiophile 2496 > WaveLab 5.0 > .wav @ 2496 > Waves L3 UltraMaximizer > .wav @ 1644 > CD Wave Editor > TLH > FLAC16.

Location: New York, NY

Source: MAC; (FOB) 2 x Sennheiser e835 > Sony D5 > 3 Maxell XL II 110s

Taped by: Mark McCue

Transferred by: Alex Ford

Type: sound

Venue: Nokia Theatre

Year: 2007

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Reviewer: Albix - - March 31, 2016
Subject: level changes

The main issue here, according to dingle balls rainbro, is there is a drop out during Sugaree. Man, I should take this recording down... lol. Whinny little bitch.

Well, I tried to stick my tape deck where you suggested and it doesn't fit. What should I do now Jinglebell?

You're one troll I look forward to meeting some day.

Reviewer: Jinglebell Rainbow - - May 2, 2008
Subject: Tape Deck!!

In the Late 80's I wanted a Nak Dragon so bad but did not have the 2 grand though. It is a real shame the about 10 seconds into Sugaree the levels drop then they drop again. What happend? The sound was very good until then. Hmm too bad. Decent show. It is not rude to say Hmm but it is arrogant to judge people according to your lack of wisdom. Seriously clown, your issues have issues. It's people like you that ruin the scene. I'll move on and and be better for it. However if being objective is your definition of being negative then you are not nor ever will be the Eyes of this or any other world. Man what jerk you are. Take your Dragon and stick it in your ass where it belongs. Is that too negative for you?

Reviewer: justjake - - February 16, 2008
Subject: Try focusing on the music

instead of calling out someone who has always had a very warm spot for that spacy little timetrip; before one could get their hands on 'live' music, I used to soar with this bit of music, regularly.

Further, did I infringe on your fucking trademark here? My look for a handle was to use something I can identify with. Psssst, I use ths same handle on other music trading sites.....hmmmmm Now....are your lawyers going to be contacting me (for such inane bullshit)?

Try focusing your energies on more postive & important facets of life. Now, back to my own little ride....play on...

Just Jake (aka eeephour).

Reviewer: eephour - - February 16, 2008
Subject: A Fiting End

Another great PLF show! I can't wait til they come east again. I love this band.

I wish that the reviewers would be more creative and come up with their own names. As you can see, someone is bogarting mine.

Reviewer: eeephour - - February 13, 2008
Subject: Wowie, wowie....

analog lives and it is alive and well (oh man is it) via the only recording made that evening via this so called 'old school' way (at least to my understanding).

And oh what a nite. All of the classics (including a Dew) and then some. The best show of the run was saved for last.

For those of you who may have the SBD, try sampling this recording. You may have a crying smile, in that, you could've downloaded a "just as good if not superior" recording of that nite's festivities.

Muchos gracias Senor Ford. Muchos Gracias Senor McCue.

It's jaw dropping amazing.

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